Publishers Weekly

...novel's publisher calls "a web of deceit" and he realizes that his own life is in danger. "Top Producer" received a starred review in Publisher's Weekly, which said the novel "meets the gold standard for financial thrillers as it puts the...

In this article: Kurt Vonnegut, Wall Street, New Canaan, E mail, Harvard Business School, and Carnegie

Bob Minzesheimer, one of USA TODAY's book junkies, passes on this tidbit from Publisher's Weekly: "With all the interest in just how well Sarah Palina s Going Rogue has done since it was released November 17, HarperCollins has confirmed...

In this article: HarperCollins, USA Today, Gridiron Club, GOP, John McCain, and Barack Obama

...at least have a better understanding of the world around them and enough everyday trivia to hold their own at a cocktail party," said Publishers Weekly. This delightful and richly informative book amply proves that chemistry can appeal to...

In this article: Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Medical advice, Pizza, and Prometheus Books

...tri-state area -- mostly blue territory -- is just a fraction of the sales, but it is still a respectable showing, said Jim Milliot, of Publisher's Weekly. "Twenty-one thousand is enough to get on the best-seller lists on some weeks," he...

In this article: Sarah Palin, Sam's Club, Wal-Mart, and New York metropolitan

...Comments (0) Print Share Reprints That's my explanation for Mitch Albom's book Have a Little Faith sitting at No. 2 and rising on the Publishers Weekly nonfiction bestseller list while Glenn Beck's Arguing With Idiots rates only No. 8 and...

In this article: H.G. Wells, Cancer, YouTube, and Glenn Beck

...ordered an additional million copies. "I think people want to hear her side of the story," Jim Milliot, the business and news director of Publisher's Weekly, told FoxNews.com. "There's a lot of back and forth about her in the media and they...

In this article: Sarah Palin, HarperCollins, Amazon.com, Hillary Clinton, National Review, My Life, and Living History

Publisher's Weekly noted the passing of Jim Sutton, a book marketing and sales consultant who helped Tom Clancy get his start. Sutton died in Germany after suffering a heart attack and collapsing at the Frankfurt Book Fair. PW said Sutton...

In this article: Tom Clancy, Baltimore, E mail, Nancy Drew, and The Baltimore Sun

...and timely scholarly observer of the Google Book Search settlement (via his Laboratorium blog and other writings), in this week's Publishers Weekly writes about "what's right, what's wrong, what's left to do." The original settlement has...

In this article: Google, Google Book Search, and New York Law School

4. "The Gathering Storm (Wheel of Time)" by Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson (TOR Books)

The respected industry magazine Publishers Weekly has been accused of sexism after failing to include any women writers in its top 10 books of the year. Female authors attacked the choice as further proof that the literary world saw women...

In this article: Hilary Mantel, Man Booker Prize, Claire Tomalin, Lionel Shriver, and South Africa